The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-20

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in promoters' ~ Will DC time enough
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therefor. In me meantime 'hat they
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ross;hlo hona of cur. W. sh.,, see how
much this matter had tn do with the
c.ll q, tba axtra session when il ia con,
venad.
Incidentally we learn that il will he
aavar., months vat basore the laws ol
| Tho E,naar,b Re,,,or Session will, he
oasc;.,I, nuhl;ubad in b,ll We do M,
k,o- ,.hs, ,ooJ cana. ox;a,s sor mi, do
,.v r, 4. honod wbop Tho ox,-o .os.;o,
meets the President and Speaker will
ioin with the Governor in directing
that ali the general acts shall be forth
with officially published in at least ont
uewspsper-that the officers and peopl,
NAV know precisely what the laws are a.
soon "a possible after thew are enacted
LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE,
The reasons assigned by Governor
Leslie for calling an extraordinary ses
sion Of the Montana legislature are moi
flatterng 10 members of that body. yet
in calling an extra session he evidently
entsrtains the idea that any unwisc lig'
islation they may again enact, will no,
counteract the good to result from the
readjustment or repeal of some of the
conglomerate laws passed by them las,
winter. Or perhaps the governor intends
to act as q mediator, and get the two
houses to act while IN extra session, in
unison with his particular ideas as ap
pears in his proclamation.
| BILLINGS GAZETTE.
| According to the results of the last ses
sion Of the legislature, we thirk II doubt
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